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1 Wright:Golden transcendence
2 Misc

[edit] Wright:Golden transcendence

p. 162:

War and bloodshed, terror and fear;/The wailing of widows, the clash of the spear
p. 288
- Xenophon Oeconomicus

[edit] Misc

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Wilson: Russett:Grasping the Democratic Peace p.4 Woodrow Wilson expressed the same vision for the twentieth century. This normative political basis of Wilson’s vision of world order, evident as early as 1894, grew naturally from his progressive inclinations in domestic politics (Knock 1992, 9ff.); and his Fourteen Points sound almost as though Kant were guiding Wilson’s writing hand.

Washington:[1]

[edit] Narbonic villanelle

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[edit] McDonald

98, 103, Hume
c. 120 oligarchy (does not mention patroonship.
130; consent of the Sentte to remove.
158 "in many cases, such hostility was justified"
362, PoV

1 uses Dem-Rep (see #3) 6 use Republican 1 uses Jeffersonians (#6)

1 Tindall-Shi (W W Norton) “Republican Party” http://www.wwnorton.com/college/titles/history/usa6/TOC.pdf

Longman: http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/discipline/0,,72158,00.html

2 Mark C. Carnes, and John A. Garraty,

ch 5 has section Federalists and Republicans: The Rise of Political Parties.

3 Jones: Created Equal

ch 9. Revolutionary Legacies, 1789—1803. Competing Political Visions in the New Nation. Federalism and Democratic-Republicanism in Action.

4 Gary Nash American People

ch 8 student guide Controversy between Federalist supporters of the national government and the emerging Jeffersonian Republican opposition first erupted over domestic policies designed to stabilize the nation's finances and promote its economic development. Those policies revealed deep-seated conflicts between economic interests and raised urgent questions of how the new constitution should be interpreted

5 Divine, Am Past & Present

ch 8 = Republican Ascendancy: The Jeffersonian Vision.

6 Martin, Concise History.. "Jeffersonians"

from Bedford St Martin http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/history/bcs/index.html

7 Henretta America’ History (Bedford) ch 7/

Jefferson's Agrarian Vision Hamilton's financial programs divided the Federalists into two irreconcilable political parties and led to the emergence of the Republicans, a group headed by Madison and Jefferson.